CSE 3
Fluency in Information Technology

• March 11, 2003


A problem was found on the practice final and it has been updated. The problem was in #18
and the correct answer should be d, not c.

18. A primary key in a data base table is

a. a field (column) that uniquely identifies each row.
b. is often a record number, like a student number.
c. could be a person's name provided no two people have the same name.
>>d. all of the above
e. none of the above


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• March 7, 2003


A sample Final exam has been posted on the site. You can follow a link from here
or from the main index page. Email questions to croedel@cs.ucsd.edu.

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• February 17, 2003


All Midterm appeals must be submitted by Feb 21st. No appeals will be accepted after that.

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• February 7, 2003


Discussion Sections (Fridays 12:00p-12:50p) are cancelled until further notice.
In lieu of discussion sections, I will be holding extra office hours in CLICs during
that scheduled time. Please email me if you have any questions/concerns:
croedel@cs.ucsd.edu

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• February 3, 2003


The lab assigned this week (lab4) does not have to be completed at the end
of your lab session this week. There will be time at the beginning of your
labs next week when your websites will be graded. Good Luck!

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• January 30, 2003


Midterm information has been posted to on the MIDTERM page. Please check it out to make sure you
have the correct information.

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• January 24, 2003:
  
  ONE DAY CHANGE OF LECTURE LOCATION: The lecture section on Thursday Jan 30
  will be held in CLICS. The exact room will be posted but will be very close to your regular lab room CLICS 263,
  
  MIDTERM
  The midterm will be held in lecture on Thursday Feb. 6.
  Closed book.
  No need for blue books or such.
  You will write your answers
  directly on the exam sheets.
  No scantrons will be used.
  Get instructions on the details in lecture.
  

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• January 22, 2003:
  
  Some of the material on the website has been hidden behind a password protected page to
  protect copyrighted material. The material will still be unprotected for a while longer until
  everyone has received the password. Look for "Unrestricted Access" links near the link you want
  and it will bring you the requested information.
  

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• January 18, 2003:
  
  Lab 2 has been posted online. Feel free to look at it and get comfortable with it.
  

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• January 17, 2003:
  
  Quizzes have been graded and are ready to turn back. If you did not pick the quiz up in discussion section, please pick them up during
  the professor's office hours. Thanks :)
  
  
  Lab Sections A56, A59 and A61 have been canceled.
  A56 Wednesday 10:00-11:50 CANCELED
  A57 Wednesday 2:00-3:50 CANCELED
  A59 Thursday 11:00-12:50 CANCELED
  A61 Friday 3:00-4:50 CANCELED
  If you are enrolled in one of those sections, you must chose one of the following sections.
  Be sure to file a drop and add card.

Lab sections
A50 Monday 10:00-11:50
A51 Monday 12:00-1:50
A52 Monday 2:00-3:50
A53 Tuesday 9:30-11:20
A54 Tuesday 3:30-5:20
A55 Wednesday 12:00-1:50
A58 Wednesday 4:00-5:50
A60 Thursday 5:00-6:50
A62 Friday 10:00-11:50
A63 Friday 1:00-2:50

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• January 16, 2003:
  
  The website is pretty much up and running. Please email croedel@cs.ucsd.edu if you need any clarifications or if something doesn't look correct.

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• January 15, 2003:

Monday is a holiday and you are not required to attend a lab that day. However, if you have a Monday lab and do not attend it, you must still do the lab. You can do it at any other lab section in the same week.

Labs will be open on Monday Jan 20
CLICS is also open.

NOTE: This applies only to Monday Jan 20, not to any other days. In general, you must attend the lab you are registered for.